Brukar:Vidarlo/Nürnbergprosessen
Utsjånad
Siktelsane var fylgjande:
- Deltaking i ein felles plan eller konspirasjon for gjennomføring av kriminalitet mot freden.
- Planlegging og gjennomføring av krigsaggresjon og andre brotsverk mot freden.
- Krigsforbrytelsar.
- Forbrytelse mot menneskeheita.
Dei 24 tiltalte var:
"S" Sikta "F" Sikta og funnen skuldig. "º" Ikkje sikta.
Namn | Tiltale | Straff | Merknader | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |||
Martin Bormann |
S | º | F | F | Dødsstraff | Hess sin etterfylgjar som leier av nazipartiet. Dømd in absentia, levningane has funne i 1972[1] |
Karl Dönitz |
S | F | F | º | 10 år | Leiar for Kriegsmarine frå 1943. Sette igang U-båtkampanja |
Hans Frank |
S | º | F | F | Dødsstraff | Herskar i det okkuperte Polen. |
Wilhelm Frick |
S | F | F | F | Dødsstraff | Hitler sin innanriksminister. Skreiv raselovene i Tyskland[2]. |
Hans Fritzsche |
S | S | S | º | Uskuldig | Populær radiokommentator, og leiar for nyhende-avdelinga av det Nazistiske propaganda-ministeriet. Vart sikta i staden for Joseph Goebbels[3] |
Walther Funk |
S | F | F | F | Livstid | Finansminister. Etterfylgde Schacht som direktør i Reichsbank. Frigidd grunna dårleg helse 16. mai 1957.[4] |
Hermann Göring |
F | F | F | F | Dødsstraff | Reichsmarschall, kommandør i Luftwaffe, og fleire avdelingar i SS. Begjekk sjølvmord kvelden før si eiga avretting.[5] |
Rudolf Hess |
F | F | S | S | Livstid | Hitler sin arvtakar. Flaug til Skottland i 1941. [6] |
Alfred Jodl |
G | G | G | G | Death | Wehrmacht Generaloberst, Keitel's subordinate. On February 28, 1953, Jodl was posthumously exonerated by a German de-Nazification court, which found him not guilty of crimes under international law. [7] |
Ernst Kaltenbrunner |
I | º | G | G | Death | Highest surviving SS-leader. Chief of RSHA, the central Nazi intelligence organ. Also, commanded many of the Einsatzgruppen and several concentration camps.[8] |
Fil:WKeitel.JPG Wilhelm Keitel |
G | G | G | G | Death | Head of Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW).[9] |
Fil:GKrupp.JPG Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach |
I | I | I | I | ---- | Major Nazi industrialist. Medically unfit for trial |
Robert Ley |
I | I | I | I | ---- | Head of DAF, The German Labour Front. Suicide on October 25, 1945, before the trial began |
Konstantin von Neurath |
G | G | G | G | 15 years | Minister of Foreign Affairs until 1938, succeeded by Ribbentrop. Later, Protector of Bohemia and Moravia. Resigned in 1943 due to dispute with Hitler. Released (ill health) November 6, 1954[10] |
Franz von Papen |
I | I | º | º | Acquitted | Chancellor of Germany in 1932 and Vice-Chancellor under Hitler from 1933. Later, ambassador to Turkey. Although acquitted at Nuremburg, von Papen was reclassified as a war criminal in 1947 by a German de-Nazification court, and sentenced to eight years' hard labour. He was acquitted following appeal after serving two years. [11] |
Erich Raeder |
G | G | G | º | Life Imprisonment | Leader of the Kriegsmarine until his retirement in 1943, succeeded by Doenitz. Released (ill health) September 26, 1955[12] |
Joachim von Ribbentrop |
G | G | G | G | Death | Nazi Minister of Foreign Affairs[13] |
Alfred Rosenberg |
G | G | G | G | Death | Racial theory ideologist. Later, Protector of the Eastern Occupied Territories.[14] |
Fritz Sauckel |
I | I | G | G | Death | Plenipotentiary of the Nazi slave labor program.[15] |
Hjalmar Schacht |
I | I | º | º | Acquitted | Pre-war president of the Reichsbank. Admitted to violating the Treaty of Versailles.[16] |
Baldur von Schirach |
I | º | º | G | 20 years | Head of the Hitlerjugend, later Gauleiter of Vienna. Expressed repentance[17] |
Arthur Seyss-Inquart |
I | G | G | G | Death | Instrumental in the Anschluss. Later, Gauleiter of occupied Holland.[18] |
Albert Speer |
º | º | G | G | 20 Years | Hitler's favorite architect and personal friend. Responsible for several aspects of industry (esp. as Minister of Armaments) and a central figure in leadership. Expressed repentance.[19] |
Julius Streicher |
I | º | º | G | Death | Incited hatred and murder against the Jews through his weekly newspaper, Der Stürmer.[20] |